Tankers burn in Hormuz as US extends Iran blockade to land routes Houthi missiles damage Aramco tower in Riyadh as Saudi strikes hit near Sanaa Russia says it hit Ukrainian substations and Black Sea ships as drones target Leningrad region Poland opens terrorism probe after Krakow market square shooting Democrats prepare Hegseth impeachment and probes as Trump concedes deportations went too far Nvidia board opens probe after CEO Huang admits affair with suspected Chinese agent Herzog tasks Eisenkot with forming government amid coalition deadlock Europe to join Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks as Trump signals border changes Sand cliff collapse kills five as storm floods Gaza camps Two passenger trains collide south of Cairo, seven dead Death toll climbs after migrant boat sinks off Senegal Asian markets recover after AI selloff, crypto slides ANC sinks to worst local election result ever COP31 climate summit opens in Antalya without US delegation Iran executes three men over January protests Italy blames pro-Russian hackers after foreign minister's data leaked Data centre backlash spreads from US ballots to Europe and Asia Drone attack halts Iraq's Khor Mor gas field, leaving Kurdistan region in blackout Paraguay's ex-president Peña ordered into pretrial detention in Ueno bank case Drone attack on Colombian army base kills at least three soldiers Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses external power again Oil extends weekly slump as Trump calls new Iran attacks unlikely Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal for gas-fired power for data centres Cost-of-living protests spread to 31 European countries, led by France Israeli defense officials shaken by Trump's talk of ending US aid China extends suspension of 24% tariff on US imports Pope Leo XIV begins Argentina visit after Uruguay stop Tens of thousands march in Amsterdam over Dutch policy on Israel Memory chip prices rise as AI boom squeezes electronics supply China's producer inflation hits post-Covid high as consumer prices dip New Zealand faces weeks of uncertainty after election without clear winner Binance resumes withdrawals and replaces CFO after record crypto hack Sudan detains ICC-wanted Ahmed Haroun All Japan Tobacco units in Russia placed under temporary administration Tankers burn in Hormuz as US extends Iran blockade to land routes Houthi missiles damage Aramco tower in Riyadh as Saudi strikes hit near Sanaa Russia says it hit Ukrainian substations and Black Sea ships as drones target Leningrad region Poland opens terrorism probe after Krakow market square shooting Democrats prepare Hegseth impeachment and probes as Trump concedes deportations went too far Nvidia board opens probe after CEO Huang admits affair with suspected Chinese agent Herzog tasks Eisenkot with forming government amid coalition deadlock Europe to join Abu Dhabi Ukraine talks as Trump signals border changes Sand cliff collapse kills five as storm floods Gaza camps Two passenger trains collide south of Cairo, seven dead Death toll climbs after migrant boat sinks off Senegal Asian markets recover after AI selloff, crypto slides ANC sinks to worst local election result ever COP31 climate summit opens in Antalya without US delegation Iran executes three men over January protests Italy blames pro-Russian hackers after foreign minister's data leaked Data centre backlash spreads from US ballots to Europe and Asia Drone attack halts Iraq's Khor Mor gas field, leaving Kurdistan region in blackout Paraguay's ex-president Peña ordered into pretrial detention in Ueno bank case Drone attack on Colombian army base kills at least three soldiers Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses external power again Oil extends weekly slump as Trump calls new Iran attacks unlikely Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal for gas-fired power for data centres Cost-of-living protests spread to 31 European countries, led by France Israeli defense officials shaken by Trump's talk of ending US aid China extends suspension of 24% tariff on US imports Pope Leo XIV begins Argentina visit after Uruguay stop Tens of thousands march in Amsterdam over Dutch policy on Israel Memory chip prices rise as AI boom squeezes electronics supply China's producer inflation hits post-Covid high as consumer prices dip New Zealand faces weeks of uncertainty after election without clear winner Binance resumes withdrawals and replaces CFO after record crypto hack Sudan detains ICC-wanted Ahmed Haroun All Japan Tobacco units in Russia placed under temporary administration

Symbolic image: Democrats prepare Hegseth impeachment and probes as Trump concedes deportations went too far

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Democrats prepare Hegseth impeachment and probes as Trump concedes deportations went too far

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Democratic leaders back impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and plan investigations of Trump's circle after winning Congress. Trump says his immigration approach was too tough.

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries said on ABC on Sunday, 8 November, that Hegseth "must go" and promised a "clear yes" on impeachment. Republican Thomas Massie plans to reintroduce articles of impeachment, and GOP sources told Axios that the Iran war drives their support. Removal would need two-thirds of the Senate, where Republicans hold 53 of 100 seats.

Probes of Trump's family

Robert Garcia, likely Oversight Committee chair in January, answered "Absolutely" on CNN when asked about investigating Donald Trump Jr. and Jared Kushner.

Trump turns to the Justice Department

Trump accused Democrats of intimidating Republicans and donors and told Attorney General Todd Blanche to investigate Democratic politicians. Blanche said any action depends on individual statements, since Congress may not threaten officials and companies.

Trump concedes on immigration

The Financial Times reports Trump said he was "too tough" on immigrants and floated an amnesty deal, conceding that deportations, the Iran war and economic messaging put voters off. He also called his Saturday offer of the press secretary job to UFC chief Dana White a joke.